[Bug 948809] Re: tzdata says "Current default time zone: 'Africa/Bamako' during package install; previously was 'Europe/London' during OS install
Steve Langasek
steve.langasek at canonical.com
Fri Mar 9 07:43:31 UTC 2012
On every upgrade of the tzdata package, the current timezone setting is
read from /etc/timezone into the debconf database. I don't see any way
that this could be a debconf bug.
Africa/Bamako appears to be at the same offset as London. Is it
possible that you used a map picker when setting your timezone back to
GMT, and that the wrong city was selected for you by mistake?
** Changed in: tzdata (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Title:
tzdata says "Current default time zone: 'Africa/Bamako' during package
install; previously was 'Europe/London' during OS install
Status in “tzdata” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
sudo apt-get update/upgrade this morning shows:
Setting up tzdata (2012b-1) ...
Current default time zone: 'Africa/Bamako'
Local time is now: Wed Mar 7 09:48:40 GMT 2012.
Universal Time is now: Wed Mar 7 09:48:40 UTC 2012.
Run 'dpkg-reconfigure tzdata' if you wish to change it.
However, this would have been previously set to 'Europe/London' during
install.
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